Feel Like A Stranger Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodleloo -> The Weight Queen Jane Approximately Easy To Love You Brown Eyed Women Let It Grow
Set 2
Foolish Heart -> Looks Like Rain -> He's Gone -> The Last Time -> Drums -> Space -> The Other One -> Death Don't Have No Mercy -> Around And Around -> Good Lovin'
Encore Black Muddy River
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Normalized to 98% (Before Tracking) and Fades done with Cool Edit Pro v2.0
Transfer and editing done by Charlie Miller
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Reviewer:
Mind Wondrin
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Like all S90
Middle of Atlanta run and like the rest of the Winter/Spring '90 tour: not the best of the era, but consistent and above average. Perhaps the best
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of the run, the show is usually noted for having the final Death Don't. The Omni had become one of the top Dead cathedrals - this is the 6th of their 23 shows here. First Set. Average GOGD. After a couple firm openers comes the second time for The Weight. It's just starting to solidify. Easy to Love You has kind of a weird arrangement. Unlike a lot of Heads, I really like this song, though this isn't a tour best (like 3/15). Brent gets jazzy, swings the beat with his vox phrasing...and loses everybody. This is a band that needed to be in the pocket. The drummers make up for it by finding a beat for Brown Eyed Women, and Jer works magic. Brent is still in jazz mode, but here it works and Bobby is great. Second Set. A strong set starting with an ain't-half-bad Foolish, and a very solid Looks Like Rain. He's Gone is nice - not 3/21, but nice. The Last Time is the fourth one, and almost as good as 3/22. The emerging mood of the set is a calm satisfaction. Drums was peaking in '90, and this one is king - though Space doesn't stand out from the era. There's a charge built up for a good The Other One, that in turn sets for an excellent Death Don't. Mercy! After this it was only soundchecked. Around & Around is a bit rough but they go out steady, with a solid BMR encore. 1st Set: C+ 2nd Set: B Overall = 3½ stars Highlights: Brown Eyed Women - Jer magic and Brent jazzy Drums - Don't skip Death Don't Have No Mercy - signed off with a brooding powerswirl SOURCES: The Miller upgrade (12198) or the official release.
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